Talk about a major wedding crasher. A Baton Rouge photographer added a little extra excitement to a photo from his friends’ wedding this weekend, Photoshopping a giant T-Rex into the image of a wedding party running for its life.

The image has now gone viral, and 22-year-old photographer and Louisiana State University student Quinn Miller has been slammed with interview requests from around the globe, ranging from a dinosaur museum in Canada to Good Morning America and Inside Edition.

“It just exploded,” Miller said. “It’s the definition of viral."

Miller shot the wedding of Katie Young, a 23-year-old St. Francisville resident, and James Lowder, a 21-year-old Shreveport resident, at The Myrtles Plantation in St. Francisville on Sunday. Young and Lowder both just graduated from LSU, and Young’s parents manage and own the plantation, Miller said.

On Saturday, Miller saw a picture on Facebook of another wedding in Chicago into which the photographer had Photoshopped a dinosaur (an image that hasn’t taken off the way Miller’s has).

Miller is friends with the groom and knew he would like the idea, so he sent him the image and asked if he wanted to do it at his wedding the next day.

“He loves dinosaurs, so he responded and said ‘Yes, absolutely,’” Miller said.

They did the photo in one take. Miller said he told the wedding party they had to act and really sell their terrified expressions.

“We were already in a group from the formal pictures we were taking, so I said ‘Hey, everyone back up about 10 yards. There’s a dinosaur behind you and you have to run,'” Miller said. “They did an incredible job with it.”

Miller posted the image on his Facebook page and the page of the company he rents camera lenses from, LensProToGo. The photo on Miller’s page had 4,800 likes as of noon Thursday. He said 500,000 people had viewed the photo from his Facebook post, while most of his posts get around 2,000 views.

“Beautifully talented work Quinn Miller.. All the way from Kansas ;)” one typical comment reads.

Miller’s not sure if the newlyweds themselves have even seen the photo, let alone know that people around the world have. They’re on their honeymoon, and have been unreachable.